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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, you can only connect one end to the fire and the other end to the negative mode to disturb the load, so that once you open the volt, it will be short-circuited and tripped.
Again: This kind of switch electrician specification can not be placed at the head of the bed, which is very tolerant of accidents.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Please upload the picture so that we can give you a definite answer.
The switch should be connected to the live wire, one interface is connected to the live wire, and the other interface is connected to the lead wire.
No, you can only connect one end to the fire and the other end to the load, and you will short-circuit and trip as soon as you open it. >>>More
The bedside lamp has two terminals with a pull switch, the input is connected to the power live wire, and the output is connected to the lamphead wire. >>>More
The rotary switch of the bedside lamp is two in and two out, the input terminal is connected to a live wire and a neutral line to provide 220V power supply for the switch, and the output terminal is also a fire and a zero to provide working voltage for the load bedside lamp, and its voltage is determined by the size of the trigger signal given by the knob switch, and the opening of the thyristor is controlled to control the output voltage of the thyristor to control the brightness of the bedside lamp.
The black wire butt is wrapped, and there are two arbitrary connectors left.
Generally, the switch is connected in series in the circuit.